First visit to the newly added First Watch to Century Farms and what a wonderful experience! Make…read moresure to add yourself to the online wait list for a shorter wait time upon arrival. From start to finish everything was great. We were seated at our quoted time. Drinks and food delivered quickly. Our server made sure we had everything we needed. Food was cooked to our requests and tasted delicious. The kids LOVED it! And our kids are picky, unfortunately. The pancakes as big as their head were a big hit! It is a tad bit loud in the restaurant, that is the only negative. Parking - free! Can get kind of hectic if you go on a weekend morning.

Excellent food, service, price and location! I am a First Watch fan. Love the consistency across…read morethe franchises. The restaurant is spacious and tasteful decorated. The staff is friendly and helpful. The wait time was short despite the crowd. They offer lots of great seasonal items in addition to their menu favorites. They sounded delicious but I stick to the traditional breakfast. The food was served quickly after ordering. It was as hot and cooked as instructed. Great for groups or dining alone. Family friendly. Definitely recommend!

Food and service was excellent. Sunday morning Mother's Day brunch was busy but efficient. Will…read moredefinitely go back next time in town!!

Wow wow wow! We stopped at this place just by chance and so glad we did it…read more Breakfast was A M A Z I N G!!! Service was excellent and ambience was top notch!! And whatever you do, do NOT leave this place without trying the pierogies.... AUTHENTIC HOMEMADE POLISH PIEROGIES!!!

Met my daughter for late lunch and she wanted a restaurant with great cold coffee options that also…read moreserve food. We decided on First Watch. Great choice after all. First - the parking lot is large and easy to get in/out. Second - we went in at 12:40 and were seated immediately. Lots of tables to handle a crowd. Third - Haley was our server and she was very friendly and attentive. My daughter got the honey caramel crunch iced coffee, and we checked the menu. Haley gave us perfect amount of time to decide and I chose the biscuits and gravy side along with the seasoned potatoes. Very delicious, and the portion was just right to not feel too stuffed but also feel satisfied. Haley got me a drink to go as we were leaving. I noticed every one working was smiling and courteous. I will be coming back more often.

First Watch is always a popular brunch spot, and my recent visit was a mix of hits and misses…read more I started with the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, but they just weren't for me. The texture was dense, dry, and crumbly--more like cornbread than the soft, fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth pancakes I was expecting. They lacked the moist, buttery richness I personally look for in a great pancake. To be fair, that may be their intended style, but it wasn't what I had hoped for. The staff was accommodating, and I exchanged the pancakes for scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, and seasoned potatoes. That plate was much more enjoyable. The eggs were fluffy, the potatoes were nicely seasoned with a good crisp on the outside, and the turkey sausage was a solid choice. I also sampled the Turkey Sausage Biscuits & Gravy. The dish was comforting and satisfying, but it could have benefited from a little more seasoning. A touch more sage in the sausage would have added the savory depth that makes biscuits and gravy truly memorable. One of the highlights of the meal was the fresh juice selection. The Morning Meditation was refreshing with a bright blend of orange, lemon, turmeric, ginger, beet, and agave. The lavender drink was equally delicious, light, floral, and refreshing without being overpowering. If you're visiting First Watch, I highly recommend trying one of their fresh juices. Overall, while the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes missed the mark for me, the fresh juices, eggs, potatoes, and turkey sausage made for a pleasant brunch experience. I'd gladly return and explore more of their savory breakfast offerings.

Visiting the Nashville area and shopping at the Tanger outlet mall, decided to try out this coffee…read moreshop. The server was not very friendly upon me entering the shop. In all fairness, she was in the middle of blowing her nose. I paused before approaching the counter to make sure that I saw her thoroughly wash her hands at the sink that was right there in the front. She did, and I proceeded. She was helpful in explaining their different options to me, and I decided to try something new, a butterbeer latte. Very interesting, probably won't get it again, but nice to try. Shop was quiet at the moment, as I was the only customer.

Red bicycle is a Nashville staple for great coffee. They currently (December 2025) have a holiday…read moremenu of wonderful festive cold and hot coffees as well as a hot chocolate. Service at this location was quick and friendly. Great ambiance with some holiday decor for the season.

First time here. Looked at reviews and it did not disappoint! Food, service, ambiance everything…read morewas great! Would definitely go again!

My sister and I had breakfast from here and let me just tell you it was amazing, the service was…read moregreat the ladies are nice in there!

Incredible food! There is no indoor dining so carryout only. You can call to place an order or…read moreorder at the door. I had the vegan platter which contained a delicious variety of Ethiopian dishes. Potatoes and carrots, yellow lentils, collard greens, red lentils, cabbage and beets. All are seasoned to perfection and very generous portions. The bread, injera, is soooo good and they give you tons of it to eat with your food. The Awaze beef tibs (yes, tibs) are so tasty and have a little spice to them. We loved the sambusas, little fried pies stuffed with seasoned meat or lentils. Perfect for eating in the car in the way home!

I am so impressed with this little restaurant. My husband and I have never eaten Ethiopian food. We…read moreexplain this as we entered the restaurant. The server/cook was very helpful explaining the menu. My husband and I split a meat and vegetable option. The meat was called Tibs -lamb. We started with coffee that was made in a machine at the front. It was bold and flavorful. It was special, so delicious. The place is small and clean. When the food came out it looked great and very colorful. All the the flavors were delicious. We were impressed. The staff was so friendly. We left feeling like we made friends. So welcoming and homey. We will be back.

First time here…read more While in town, we went for breakfast before a long day at the hospital. I did online check in. We arrived after being told no wait and it was a wait. There were empty tables that were clean and empty tables that needed wiped off. I have no idea why it took so long...but our food was worth the wait. Our food was delicious, hot and just what we needed.

I've been to this location several times, but I feel like every time I go, I like it a little less…read more We went around lunchtime on a Friday and it was crowded but we got seated pretty quickly. The music was so loud and bass-heavy. It was really annoying. Most of the folks there were families with little ones or senior citizens, so I'm not sure who that music was for but it made it hard to talk. Our waitress was really attentive at first and then it was hard to get what we asked for or see her again. We had to ask for lemon for our water twice before getting it. We asked for a box at the end and then she never came back, so we had to go up to the front to ask for one. The iced coffee was just okay, nothing special for the price. The menu is very meat-heavy. And the few vegetarian items have the exact same veggies and cheese, so if you don't like sun dried tomatoes and goat cheese, you're out of luck. I get that it probably makes it easier for the kitchen, but some varied vegetarian options would be amazing. I got the smoked salmon frittata, which was just ok. Too many tomatoes, not enough salmon. I also wanted more sour cream or something for it. I subbed grits for the salad, and they too were just ok, pretty bland. My dad got the lemon ricotta pancakes, which were huge (two meals) and he really enjoyed them. My mom got half a veggie sandwich, which had at least an inch on raw spinach on it, and half a sweet honey pecan salad (without chicken or bacon). The salad was actually really good. Do all of the salads have to come with meat? I know we can get them without it, but then we're still paying for it. Overall, I don't feel the need to go back again.